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Re: KLBC

MorphemeAddict ([email protected])

• From: [email protected]
• Subject: Re: KLBC
• Date: Thu, 4 May 2006 20:21:52 EDT

In a message dated 5/4/2006 10:01:20 AM Central Standard Time, 
[email protected] writes:

> Yes, I remember that from when I studied Middle Egyptian years 
> ago.  European scholars (particularly Erman and Gardiner IIRC) classed 
> these as adverb(ial)s, but the question is:  Did EGYPTIAN grammarians call 
> them "adverbs"?  (Indeed, what is the Egyptian for "adverb"?  Or "verb" and 
> "noun" for that matter?)
> 


Did Egyptians even study language in any way similar to what we do now?  Or 
like the Sanskrit grammarian did?  (Panini is the only name I can think of for 
him, but I'm almost guessing).

lay'tel SIvten

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